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Kidnapped Priest Freed After Seven Weeks

Good news.

A French Catholic priest abducted in Cameroon by Islamic militants arrived home Wednesday after a seven-week ordeal he described as a time of "terrible boredom, sadness and anger".
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Posted by matthew archbold at 1/01/2014 12:10:00 PM

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